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In this example, we have one bracelet, with 16 strings (being doubled up doesn’t matter as long as that’s what you’re using for your project). The bracelet is 24mm wide. So if we divide the size by the number of strings we get 24/16=1.5mm. Next, …
Let me show you how I started it. I took a piece of paper and I had this ruler, so what I did was I drew out the parallel lines. It turned out that this ruler is one inch width-wise, so I used it to …
Beyond just a friendship bracelet, this bunch of knots is 144 colors of embroidery floss made into 18 loops and that makes it 288 strings to make up this epic bag. Without the 447, planning for this bag would have been almost impossible. To learn …
The challenge was to make a double of this bracelet.
In this tutorial, I’ll finally get back to working on my sister’s friendship bracelet bag. This is the 3rd video in this series if you missed the first two here are the links Planning Phase of Making My Sisters BagPart 2 of Making My Sisters …
Making something for myself this time. My 20th bag made with the colors of my clipboard, which will be a bag specially designed to hold my traveler’s notebook. I’ve shown how to make bags before and with this series I’m hoping to do it again, …
Combining Ideas In this tutorial, I’m hoping to inspire you to try new things by combining the things I’ve already taught. I’m using the tube patter from the tutorial Tubular Friendship Bracelet and the No Pattern, No Problem to make something completely different. Difficult? Ok, …
So I started out experimenting on how to incorporate characters into friendship bracelets without resorting to using alphas, because that’s really not my thing. If you’ve been following my work, you’d know that I made a phone/spectacles case that was also a nod to the …
There is very little I can say about this process. I describe it as selectively dropping strings. It’s a process that I’m still working to perfect and here I’ve tried to share as many angles in hopes that you might see how it’s done. I …
I hope the video was self-explanatory, but I like to add a bit of content here for people who need to translate, while also keeping my website relevant. Image from back when my first bag was fresh! The style of this base was to divide …
Here I’m using my graph paper to see if an idea is feasible. I think I explained it in the video, but I’m doing this part for people who may need a translation. The idea came from I’m using graph paper that’s 1200px wide by …
Here I’m starting on the back part of the bag that comes over and latches to the front of the bag. Any questions please leave them below in the comment sections and I’ll try to answer them in the next video.